Marketplace Morning Report Stories

With one in four Americans juggling side gigs, the pressure to monetize free time is rising — along with questions about burnout and fulfillment.

The Treasury Department is holding several government bond auctions this week. Those auctions often provide a clue as to what investors expect the economy to do in the future.

As the World Cup gets closer, transit agencies in cities including Seattle, Boston, and Kansas City are pushing to complete some long-awaited projects and planning to temporarily expand service on their systems.

But the larger deduction will cost $140 billion over the next 10 years.

Emails, texts, and fake websites posing as the IRS are becoming more sophisticated, according to research from McAfee.

The annual CERAWeek conference features speakers like U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright and executives from oil and gas companies.

At the Machine Intelligence Research Institute, scientists are asking what happens if advanced AI systems outgrow human control.

Congress and the postal service are discussing if reducing delivery days, increasing stamp prices, closing rural offices, or other structural changes would close the gap.

New research shows how wide salary ranges could undermine pay transparency laws.

Farmers across the U.S. are entering planting season with uncertainty as the war in the Middle East drives up fertilizer and diesel prices.